Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley
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Angelica Jogie, right, with her parents Salisha and Arnold Jogie and her younger sibling.
Tour operator Michael Frank, owner of Frankie Tours, speaks to the media at the Bon Accord Lagoon yesterday.
Reef boats anchored near the shore in Pigeon Point yesterday.
Nurses protest outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus, Sangre Grande, last month.
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Devon Fournillier celebrates with his daughter Anjee, after she completed the SEA examination at Sacred Hearts Girls’ RC School in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Scarborough RC's X'ariya Jordan gets flowers from her mother after completing her SEA exam yesterday.
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Several people stand outside the Williamsville Health Centre after a fallen electricity pole caused a power outage at the facility.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley
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Angelica Jogie, right, with her parents Salisha and Arnold Jogie and her younger sibling.
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Tour operator Michael Frank, owner of Frankie Tours, speaks to the media at the Bon Accord Lagoon yesterday.
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Six years after being arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer, Naeem Ali, managing director of Namalco Construction Services Ltd, has been cleared of all charges. Namalco is a construction company based in La Brea, Trinidad.
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Students of San Francique Presbyterian School pose for a photograph at South Park Mall after sitting the SEA exams.
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The line outside an ice cream shop at SouthPark Mall, San Fernando, began to buckle just hours after the final paper was written, as children fresh out of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) pressed forward, hoping to be among the first 100 to claim a voucher and a bank account reward.
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Devon Fournillier celebrates with his daughter Anjee, after she completed the SEA examination at Sacred Hearts Girls’ RC School in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Years of studies, practice tests and extra lessons came to an end for thousands of primary school students who sat the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examinations yesterday, as parents and their children celebrated the end of the first phase of their education journey.
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Scarborough RC's X'ariya Jordan gets flowers from her mother after completing her SEA exam yesterday.
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Tobago students have credited hard work and prayer for helping get them ready for yesterday's Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA).
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Several people stand outside the Williamsville Health Centre after a fallen electricity pole caused a power outage at the facility.
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Operations at the Williamsville Health Centre were disrupted yesterday morning after a privately-owned electricity pole fell onto the facility’s gate, igniting a fire.
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The brother of the murdered Cedros cricketer, Rashme Deoajit, is pleading with anyone who knows the whereabouts of the suspect to alert the police.
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Cricket West Indies (CWI) has confirmed management plans for fast bowlers Jayden Seales, Shamar Joseph and Alzarri Joseph ahead of a series of matches.
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has launched a pilot programme for soyabean, corn and blackeye beans production with a planting exercise at Southern Main Road, Caroni.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has renewed its partnership with the National Congress of Incorporated Spiritual Baptist Organisations of Trinidad and Tobago (NCOISBOTT) to support crime prevention efforts.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles has condemned Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar over her recent comments on the Caribbean Community, accusing her of damaging the country’s regional standing.
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Minister in the Ministry of Energy, Ernesto Kesar, met with executives of ARTEMIS Energy Limited on Wednesday.
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The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is set to begin urgent wastewater works today at the Nelson Street Housing Apartment Complex following reports of overflowing sewage.
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File: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, centre, Guyana’s Minister of Labour and Manpower Planning Keoma Griffith, left, and Minister of Health Dr Lackram Bodoe at the Gift of Life Christmas Treat at the Couva Children’s Hospital last December.
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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers
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FILE: Attorney Prakash Ramadhar, right, chats with Michael and Celisha Kurban at his chambers on Lord Street, San Fernando, in 2023.
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Students of San Francique Presbyterian School pose for a photograph at South Park Mall after sitting the SEA exams.
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Devon Fournillier celebrates with his daughter Anjee, after she completed the SEA examination at Sacred Hearts Girls’ RC School in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Scarborough RC's X'ariya Jordan gets flowers from her mother after completing her SEA exam yesterday.
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Several people stand outside the Williamsville Health Centre after a fallen electricity pole caused a power outage at the facility.
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